Howler monkeys gave us quite a show, top of the main site offers staggering 360 views, site is clean, well preserved and truly amazing More

If you like remote ruins in the midst of prime forest, with few visitors, then this is the place. Stay local if possible to experience the place at it's quietest, because most people who come arrive by boat for a short tour from 11-2.30. Staying nearby means you can go in early or after everyone has left. The you can... More

Neat area...interesting history....learn tons about the mayan civilization...also a fabulous place to find birds!!! More

It's a Maya ruin in the middle of the jungle, far away from any major population center. Very unique experience, cost about 50 dollars. sunscreen and insect repellent is a must More

Great site and wonderful river trip to get there and back. I will book through Tanisha tours next time rather than the "big box" companies. More

Great to take a walk thru the jungle to get to the Mayan Ruins.The museum on the property gives a little insight into how the Mayans lived. So many birds and monkeys. More

The journey down the New River to Lamanai was a blast. It was relaxing and refreshing. We got to see many animals and even interact with spider monkeys because our guide bribed them onto the boat with bananas. Lamanai was beautiful and humbling. More

I took one point off only for the transportation. The description on the website of our resort was not what we experienced. We got up extra early to eat breakfast at the restaurant to be at pier at 6:45am. Description does not say it included breakfast which of course we couldnt eat since we already did. Description says a leisurly... More

The boat ride is half the adventure. Loved everything about this excursion. You'll get plenty of changes to see crocs and spider monkeys and some exotic birds. Lamanai is beautiful and strange. More